Luna Park

God help Luna Park, there’s a Fox loose in the enclosure!!! I hope Lindsay doesn’t save it and refurbish it the same way that they saved the St Moritz ice skating rink; it is now the Novatel on the Upper Esplanade in St. Kilda. I’ll be watching this one with interest.

You got to admit though that the Luna Park mouth would make a great entrance to a 'theme' housing estate.

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